Tom Gosling

Dr. Tom Gosling is a Senior Visiting Fellow in the Law School at the London School of Economics (LSE), Executive Fellow at the European Corporate Governance Institute, and holds roles at London Business School and UK regulatory bodies. His research focuses on corporate governance, ESG investing, executive pay, and climate policy. With a PhD in mathematics and actuarial credentials, he transitioned to consulting at PwC, advising multinational firms on governance and compensation.

Key affiliations include the FCA ESG Advisory Committee and Financial Reporting Council. His work bridges academia and practice, addressing topics like universal owner theory, stakeholder capitalism, and net-zero accountability. Recent publications analyze sustainable investing strategies, climate fiduciary duty, and corporate living wage policies.

Collaborations include BEIS research on executive pay impacts, PwC reports on net-zero incentives, and the Purposeful Company’s governance initiatives. His career spans academia (Cambridge University Research Fellow), industry leadership, and policy advisory roles.